The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-21
THE JUBILEE.
c..nJ Ado Expected at the
Vi" Celebration.
KINGS. QUEENS AND PRINCES
p.rtioipate in HOnOring queen
WIZ ! ...,s on The Fiftieth Year
Of Her Reign-Etc.
efJubiie q.

,o,r,y June 20-The exercises at
tho the celebration of the jubilee
.a+iDned to-day in all business cen
80 the country. These corpora
80 m thus forestalling the London
.,oh- Of exercises, enable the omclaIs
~ " IA nreseBt at the services at west
70 W Abbey. Programmes every
me- L-Lo,g' we're similar. A private rehearsal
WEI boId in Westminster Abbey to-day
wa ~ n01 nrasence of the Archbishop OF
10 aho .to the Dean of Westminster;
CSn n",,,ber of court officials; Earl OF
hem Ju Lord Chamberlain, Her MAI
10 household and other state OH
e'y assisted in the ceremony OF
C lying the coronation chair TO
tsa diaS and placing it before
The Queens praying stool. me
G .u Tobes of state were brought
tos,rard nv the Oueen's robesman, ana
t So1 "I tn the Lord Chamberlain, by
LIo thew were placed over the coro-.
na lion chair. The choral service opened
ritb a inbilee anthem, which was
more fervid, and more operaac
in character than usual IN
cathedral services. a E G
TsDerm, composed by the Prince Con
sort followed; then Bridges anthem,
composed especially for the jubilee
Ceremony. throughout which is
ipterwoyen the Prince Consort,s
choral the whole ending. with
the national anthem. III; re-
bparsal was a perfect success. The
effect was grand. At midnight crowds
are still moving about the streets.
Thousands are pouring westward, ap-
Uarenrly with the view OF remaining
out all night to secure positions along
the route OF the procession. The ponce
permit TO pubiicans and sinners to Keep
their places open practically all night
tomorrow. has aroused public lndlgna-
ton. it being feared that such q license
would be conducive OF riots and orgies.
In the Commons, this evening, Sir
Wilfred Lawson demanded under
what law the permission was given.
The Home Secretary commended the
commissioner of p )liCe had discretion 10
extend the hour that public houses
sh uId be closed.
Minister Phelps delivered TO the Queen
au autograph letter from the President,
which was sealed. The Queen recsiVed
Phelps in a small roOm-not one of the
state departments. Only the Duke Of
Connaught and Lord Salisbury were
present Her majesty expressed
the sense of kind feeling always
manifested toward her by the American
people. Other diplomats carrying con-
CALCULATIONS we're received after the
customary form. The Boston address
was taken to the Queens private apart
ments last evening. Her Majesty was
much touched at the sentiments con-
tanned in the address, and read the ode
printed on cream cOlored satin, with
great interest.
LONDON, June 20.-The Scotland yard
officials have telegraphed instructions
to Glasgow to watch the public buildings
IN that city tonight.
The Prince of Wales, King of Saxony
hing Of Denmark and King of Greece
visited the Wild West show this morn
ing.
The list Of titles to be conferred in
commemoration of the jubilee is a large
one including nine peers, two privy
councillors, thirteen baronets (includ-
ing Mr.. BorthWick, NJ. P. and thirty two
Knights Including Mr.. Daulton, porce-
IAN maker The Crown Prince of Aus
ter. 81
y mere are numerous selections for the
- EIQ N9. OF the Bath, and the Order of
81; Nlchael and St. George.
CoRK, June 8.-Some of the houses
n this city were Illuminated and
decorated this evening in honor
OF the Queens jubilee. A crowd
smashed all the lighted windows
shouting. TO hell with the Oueen },
ana cheering for Parnell. The police,
VINO were pClted with stones CHARGED
snd dispersed them.